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Adam Leitenberger

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  • Senior Director, Consumer Structured Content, WebMD
Philadelphia
As seen in: WebMD, Wiley Online Library, Medscape, Healio, Healio Cardiac/Vascular Intervention, Healio Gastroenterology, HemOnc Today, Healio Rheumatology, Infectious Diseases News, Breastcancer.org, Internal Medicine News and
Covers:  Health, Science, Healthcare, Medicine, Oncology, Gastroenterology, Microbiome Science
Sr. Director, Consumer Structured Content at WebMD.com

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Mapping the Gut ‘Critical Step’ Toward Precision Medicine in IBD

Mapping the Gut ‘Critical Step’ Toward Precision Medicine in IBD

A comprehensive catalog of the many distinct cell types in the human gut could pave the way toward more perso…

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Hand-Held Stimulator Shows Promise in Gastroparesis

Hand-Held Stimulator Shows Promise in Gastroparesis

A hand-held device that delivers transcutaneous vagal nerve stimulation provides short-term relief of symptom…

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Articles

Risk factors for heightened COVID‐19‐Related anxiety among breast cancer patients

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By Yash Shah, Diana Martinez, Adam Leitenberger , Stephanie Kjelstrom
| Wiley Online Library
4.5 Limitations Our study primarily captured a U.S. nationally representative sample of breast cancer patients to provide real-time insights into their care experiences and assess their needs and vulnerabilities. The survey completion rate was 99.8%.
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Software a Big Time-Saver In Drug Diversion Detection

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By Adam Leitenberger 
| Pharmacy Practice News
By Adam Leitenberger Asoftware-based analytics tool that enhances monitoring and auditing improved the effectiveness of a healthcare system’s drug diversion surveillance program, according to a presentation at the ASHP 2021 Midyear Clinical Meeting and Exhibition, held virtually.
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Seniors at Higher Risk of Other Medical Conditions After COVID-19

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By Adam Leitenberger 
| Medscape
Nearly one-third of adults over age 65 developed one or more new medical conditions in the weeks following a COVID-19 infection, according to new research. The findings of the observational study, which were published in the BMJ, show the risk of a new condition being triggered by COVID is more than twice as high in seniors, compared with younger patients.
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Awards

APEX Award

2017 - Feature Writing

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